Re: Handling equations as objects

[Pietro Terna]

        Hi,

        what about using a script language such Tcl, embedded in C? Swarm 
contains
the Tcl library, so calling the GTcl interpreter - I think - is not a problem.

        Anyway, I'm working in this direction, for a problem very similar and 
I'll
post my results asap.

        Pietro

At 18.19 19/08/98 -0400, you wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>I need some help/ideas.  Here is a description of what I am trying to do:
>
>There are 10 consumers and 15 producers and one product that is being
>traded.  Each consumer has an equation (the equation is different for
>each consumer) to calculate the demand for the product, and the
>producers have another set of equations to calculate their intended
>supply of the product for each time period.
>
>The problem I have is that equations change and the terms in the
>equation can either increase or decrease.  Hard coding the equation in
>the program means that I have to change the code every time I run the
>simulation.  I would like to define equation as an object and have
>equations for each consumer/producer read in from a file at the start
>of the simulation.
>
>Has anyone in the hive community done something like this?  
>
>Any thoughts/code would be greatly appreciated.  I am using swarm
>1.0.5.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jayshree
>
>
>
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